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Irfan: Here are more details pomcaring CT to Minnesota: Here is the story of the Secretary of the State (SOTS) dropping manual recount standards for recanvasses: My understanding now is that regulations and procedures are unenforceable, which means that no matter what the SOTS puts into procedures and regulations it would not legally prevent registrars from performing the recanvass based on the actual law and its interpretation. It is also my understanding that it is the SOTS Office interpretation that the statute, written for lever machines, does not require manual recounting since the statute anticipated simply rereading results on the back of the machine this is reflected in the current unenforceable recanvass proceeduresCertainly a registrar could do a manual recount if they chose. However, the real issue is that what is needed is a thorough, adversarial, transparent recount in cases like this when the vote is so close. The law only allows two observers per candidate and has been interpreted that those observers do not have the right to object, just observe. In contrast, in Minnesota, there are two representatives of each candidate allowed for each counting team, to see both sides of each ballot and to object.BUT, for example in the Hartford/Bloomfield situation if the registrars had done the recanvass and then called for a manual count yet stuck to the two observer rule and allowed no objections then the losing candidate could charge that the registrar was continuing the counting in an attempt to have their chosen candidate win, and still have lots of basis to object based on observations of votes incorrectly decided. Even if they did the manual recount in the 1st place most of these objections would still apply.When I observed the May recanvass in Hartford, until I objected (possible but risky to do) there was no human review of ballots before they were read by the scanner. I observed one voter identifiable ballot that was counted, and a very questionable ballot that was improperly handled such that it would have been impossible to ever perform an actual recount in the future. As the problems I observed would not have been sufficient to change the winner in the election, there would have been no value for the losing slate to pursue the matter. I also had to object and argue to be able as a designated observer to see what I needed to see.Note that my objections were based on the law and published procedures not being followed. I did not object to what I believed were questionable ballot interpretations where I did not believe I had that right. Also when I objected and won the argument, the SOTS Office representatives were present to assist Hartford in understanding the law and procedures. After they left, my objection to the mishandled ballot was rebuffed.Lets imagine a statewide recanvass in a very close election with each town performing the recanvass under their own interpretation of the statutes, many ballots in some towns, with several counting teams, and only two observers.
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